. High tide. 1:33 a. rm; 2:02 p. m.
‘ WSun rises. 4:31: sets. 7:35.
_ V,“ , ._ ,cA
Lao-I int
at Room.
A“ drama Gilles, Romain.
Fill ‘
. 4k: .,,. “ VICE. . i
.‘fdu'eaother part of this issue an be
. tones a few Words from the Electrical
«Commissioners. which will prch of
.fluuttothc patrons ot‘ the city‘s ol~
.. K 11c service. ‘ ‘
,‘: ‘i. Notwithstanding the fact that our
aflutrlc lighting rates are the lowest
,Mln the‘ state. the commissioners are
_ «. 'lllout to make a reduction. Although
it... this out will only onset the larger pat~
_I‘ons,‘it is understood that it Is the pol-
..~. ‘ for of the commissioners to make re-
‘- d‘uctiotis as far reaching as possible
from time to time. so that all of the
,. -~patrons of the electric works will
‘ ‘ eventually enjoy such benefits.
Theicity's electrical service has been
well sustained by the people, its own-
era. in consequence of~the skill and
ability of its management from tltt
very outset. and its prosperity is most
gratifying. its patrons today numbe.
over three hundred, and are increasing
more rapidly than they can be taken
.card‘et conveniently: ’l‘he business in
‘ - sight and in prospect Unt'U tnore raises
the question asto how soon the plant
will again have to be enlarged. But so
dong as its surplus profits accumulate
so rapidly that from $500 in “.000 are
" , paltlron its debt every two or three
months, funds will undoubtedly be
'cheert‘ully provided by the people Of
South Norwalk for such increased crip-
acitquaa‘the lighting and power de-
mands may make necessary.
SENSELESS DELAY.
There is one point in whih the fire
,system of this city is weak. That Is
in regard to sending in alarms of fire.
Last evening there was a delay from
the: time the fire was discovered, of
about ten minutes, according to some
withcsses, until the menu was rung
‘ Most of that time was spent in hunting
fora key to the fire alarm box. ‘
in other, cities the keys are. left in
tho. bomb," and little glass cases an
plated over them, so that in order to
‘ pull the alarm it is necessary to breai.‘
the; glean-This should be used here.
,‘partlcula y» oittjthe center of tbt
. city,whet;e :delay of a, moment or tw‘t.
may cause thousands and thousands oi
. dollars damage
The firemen were very prompt in
“ hitching and getting to the—scene oi
, 'ithe fire last night, and deserve great
commendation for the workltbey did,
.,tht of what use is it to have fast
. .;horsee, fast/- hitches and promptitude
on the part of the men it ten minutes
are lost in getting an alarm.
f; i’APrnoacho rue ens.
’ legal, contest in thematter' at
. driafiifihf‘ he town is near termi-
tidn y‘" action of decision.'of
l
. n
y
" Mam lint-sin .
Mega anaemic Liotir use
ffiiMit'i ‘
t“ int k
\
,oi
new: “ .
MM»
81': Pis'i'sitsutittu, one i.—-An un- (Providence Journal.)
confirmed report has reached here Here is encouragement indeed for
from Mukdon that the Japanese bat- thoss notion- in Bhutto island who
tieshlp Fall is aground on a roof of! have lately undertaken more intelli-
the Miao 'l‘oa Islands. between the (Nut and persistent effort- than were
Kwan-Tung and filial! Tong promontor~ ever before put forth in the state for
ion. where she ii being guarded by i the eradication of consumption. Dr. 8.
torpedo , ta. 5 W. Abbott, secretary of tho Massachuv
Constru 0n Inglnser Washed 0y". act's slate boardof health. has prepar-
beard.
warnarwm. June 1.-—-Two nus-i sooiation has published a paper on the
clan refugees from Dalny have srriv-i 490W!“ 9‘ Dlilhliiiil in New England.
ed new. They came in a small yacht the main conclusions of which are by
and were four days in making the Jour-' him "Nil summarised:
Iiey. They reported that Edward st, . “i. Tho‘death rate from consumi»
er, t‘ilKlet‘ of the construction sin lilo" ‘0 NOW England iii lliii present
at. I)..|i-.v_ sinned with them. but was 1 Hum is somewhat less than 20 per lo,-
wuohed overboard in a “an, and 1 one living inhabitants.
diowned. . ' The death rate from this cause
Attack on Count Lamsdorff. I has diminished largely in all the New
ST. PETEKBBLJHL .luui- 1,410. England states, in some. with fairly no.
parts of an attack “Wu ijoum Lani» citrate registration, as much as 50 per
dorft. Minister or Foreign Affairs, ! cent. in the half century: and this do-
whlch grew last night into a rumor. "01130 89038” 10 be going on now
(litter denied) or attempted liliS-‘l'lSIIm-I more rapidly than in earlier years.
tion. have their foundation, nearly as' "3. The death rate of women from
can be unconfined, in a personal as. consumption has decreased more rapid-
sault committed Monday evening by 1! than that of men. and is now less
Prince Dolgoruky' a (“guppuilneo or- than that of men: while in earlier
ficer seeker. The prince is an oppo years 1’- Wflii greater.
nent of Count Lilnlsdorfi's policy and "4- The death rate from consume
is said to have become insane through “011 at 9V9” 380 0! life has also de-
brooding over the alleged grievances. creased, hilt more at older than at
Doigoruky formerly was an officeriyouufiei‘ 3898-"
in the imperial hussars. but is now on Thiii pleasing showing is surely a
the retired list. At one time he was ‘ sufficient encouragement to continue
connected with the Foreign Office as anti redouble the efforts that have in
an attache at Vienna. gin“ then he: recent. years been made all through
is said to have been a constant appii-i this secton to minimize, if not to
cant for a position in the foreign 9.3,. i eliminate. what has long been a sadly
vice, but without success. He belongsi prevalent disease among us. indeed.
to the Siavophiie party, strongly on ‘ Its general prevalence was such that
posed to the Pacific policy of the Min- by many it was held t0 be a climatic
lster of Foreign Affairs. nfiiit-tion which nothing could avert.
According to the story current in the That ""8 l3 "0i iii-i has now been fully
city. the prince met Count Lamsdoril demonstrated. There has been no es-
in the gireei Monday evening and sentiui change in climatic conditions;
without warning giwck him on the the decrease of the disease. therefore,
head with a walking stick. in so do ' must be attributed to the special meas-
ing, he in said to have calmly an-, tires that have lately been taken
pounced that he chastised the Foreign i
Viinlster in the name of the w ole doubt, the application of the fresh air
.tussian people. ‘trcatmeni. Wemisht even say, in
Police agents rushed to the scene. t'iiCt- that the iniil‘efiiiiid participation
illd seized the prince. who lmt'nediatc- i in outdoor SPOT“. PBDQClflllY on the
y handed them a card saying it was a ' part of women. has had something to
private affair. Nevertheless. he was ”0 With reducingthe New England
placed ‘undei- arrest, England death i‘lle from the disease.
Count Lamsdorf called npOn the em-- For the theory is now hardly disput-
peror Tuesday, it having been his regih able that consumption is essentially an
iar day for an audience and therefore "”100? (“53359- working its worst ha~
not neceswi-ny connected with the as- me in the bad air of crowded commu~
sault. The count‘s friends are deeply , nitles. The correctness of this theory
incensed over the affair. which In re- ; is indeed clearly indicated. though not
garded, however, as the act of a mad absolutely proved, by 0119 Of Di‘. Ab-
marl. ; bott‘s tables. in which he collates the
Wiping Out the Couacks. t ten year statistics of the New England
Except. for the Connecticut figures
an'ln each l'iathment. it ll s a
' l g H t a this table would be an apparently cont-
rcnter ratise than the Nordenfeid and
an lie. operated by .our men. it Is
. vith these deadly weapous thta the Jap-
these are wiping out the Cossack,
otnias wherever they meet them. He.
:ays the Japanese artillery proficiency and factories. Just why Connecticut.
was acquired in long secret practice. with a far denser population than is
with the Arisaka gun at all ranges and found in the ”"99 “0‘1th ““95
'egaruiess of cost. before the war. iahould show about as low a rate as
_ Emperor posiponé. Fete. i either of them seems to call for some
ST.PETERSBURGJunel—The em~ special exvianniion:
ul‘Cl‘ on account of the state of war higher rate in Massachusetts
revaiilng. has ordered the postpone ilhode island than in “time.
no»: of the celebration of tomorrow's Hampshire or Vermont is quite.
national feta enough, one would say, to urge strong-
Japane‘e Prisoners at Siberia. . ly upon every community the advise.
ST. pETERgBURG. June 1'.—Ad- biilty of treating incipient cases and
rices received by mail from Tomsk. of taking precautionary measures on
Vestern Siberia, report the arrival the theory “'3‘ there is possibly it
:here 01.; detachment of Japanese larger degree of relief from the rav-
triseners cousistiufof twenty-six of~ “893 0‘ the disease by insistence “W“
hem and 1-30 men. the majority of the utmost possible outdoor life, scien-
flourishes more where population is
denser and where the greater portion
go 3011115131. today, it is now as-
,uréozihoi thegcanstitutlonallty of the
i Irernor’s vote will be argued tactile
.e term of the Supreme Court, and
magnesium ql‘ithe divisioiget the
towhh‘c settled. -
yi‘er’v‘can mike and keep this country
worthy of the men who gave their lives
,lsfduty bravely, ioyallyLand with
. w" allota to him."—Presldeut“Roosel'
' t at Gettysburg. The duty" of‘the
ytigpnilsssumtned up in this one para—
. h 3
.14
nk
art-l'address of Hohi'lgi‘h
angled the.~patrlotism of
'igioléi' :Ciifiord:
.tpweervefiat short notice
utters, banquets, etc. '
' a.
'l
v‘lt, only on condition that the. body'of _w
an'among us on the TWIN»:
common sensig'dn whatever positiod‘t
priest iiavsnywas a
inflation. or the. state's
' r‘y of the couhtry. Mr. ‘
,. i.
1
vhom are sailors. All were in good tide and thorough ventilation of homes
.ieaiih, Tite'omcers were 50m in the and workshops and the strictest sani-
Officers' Club While the men are iat'on of crowded tenement quarters
.riuarfored in ’5 mm. schotfl. , ,where such quarters cannot be econo
A food allowance has been granted mlcally thinned out. What has been
the officers of $25 to 36250.31,”th 'accompiished alreadiy, as shown in Dr.
while the enlisted men receive 8 cents _.. ‘ ' “"' "“ “ "
daily. . , ,
', Workmen have reached Lake Baikal
to construct wireless telegraph eta-i
tions for communication across that
ater. ‘
—.
v
MILLS-WATERS weooiuo.
iThs Ceremony Performed at the Home; .
of' the Bride's Sistsro—Reception i .
, ' , and Honeymoon Trip.
‘ ”A tiiiiet wedding ceremony was 'per-
,formed at 8 o'clock. Saturday evening
bvh‘en Miss Lena '1‘. Waters sndGeorge
3. Mills were made man _dwlfe..by
‘altova‘vWaW.'T. Duncan; 'eservioe
molt Place at the home of the bride's
sister. Mm, Frederick, Sometime! 20
North Mainstréeti» .
The members of the family and the '»
near friends were pment‘when the. _
bride, dressed in pearl grey cashmere, ,
trimmed with white satin. pushtod heri .
tr'oth to Mr. Mills. She was attended .
hy-ptra Bennett, who wore a gown of
light, tensilit. The bride carried a.
bouquet of white carnations. AWilliatn
. Mills; brother of the 'groom‘, was best
man; i '
. Congratulations followed the ser-
vice. and then all viewed the handsome
stray of presents. After the reception
. Mr. and Mrs. Mills boarded the 11:15
fl.
'o.
I'
Wehlél’repmuonfoms-
‘ {a
sinusoid dermatitis un-
ag siesta , ,
marinaded
lilil.\‘
; bolus.
Lilli
'PromotesDigestiotheerqu
‘ nessandllestdonislnsnellher
, . orpiihie uorMinta-al
orNAnco'rsc.
l
' lust boundltrain for a short trip to : - m
Springfield. and will make their resiv . “9"?”
dance at 64 Meadow street. ’ M 5"
i.,.§p§s,ineuri,as. APPOINTMENTS.
1' WASHINGTON ‘ Julie l.—After’ a .
conference .wlth‘the President today. 3 a
7 Attorneyfleneral ~Knox announcedjthe ‘
mWina-appoihhmnts: William is ‘-
5"“ ,_.i_loesors:.nr ’
u—u .
lien. or u- m5
-, he be assistant judge of
Mexico Supreme Court. This
‘ ted by theisst
. .minttllwt '
was mourn ‘
‘ m “.5, , .
orientation of New Ionian.
. y g .. ,, ..
_-4 ft" :" R cgnain‘
a... ass-—
"Thirteen
on e poo o ,.
session"ol0o J!
a... to rationalise“
‘ " Shelton...»
ed attd the American Statistical as-
against it. including principally. noi
VICTORIA. B. 0., June 1.——a former “3“"-
aptain of artillery bound for i.ondon.= ‘ Deaths from
nglnud, who has arrived here on the consumption. Death rate
iimpress of Japan on ofilciai business. 18924901" per 1'009' '
‘ aid that Japanese military chiefs had Vermont """" 5‘0” “‘9“ ’
nade‘ preparations some years ago for Connecticut 13'8“ “'35
Leaiing with peculiar fighting tac- New Hampshire ‘ 6'7“ “3'85
ice of the Cossacks. A special light Maine """"" “'50“ “'85
nuchine gun invented by a Japanese ithodaieland 7'89? 39-82
ingineer, is carried on a pony accom» Massachusetts ' “3-9“ “0'77
piete demonstration that consumption;
of daily. labor is carried on in shops 1
but the much i
and :
New .
,. ‘ .
you ”must ct hr an:
stomach an bomb: right:
Beecham'a Pills act like a
charm in setting you right.
The appetite of youth comes
with all its old relish after
using Beecham’s Pills. Nat-
ural sleep, is the result of a
short edurse of this famous
remedy.
ToVIorlianil Play
use- Beecham’s Pills. You
will find a vigor and life
which adds zest to both
work and 1a after usin
Beecham’s PPiii You wi
feel like a new person with a
clear eye, sweet breath and a
keenbrain. Toenjoylifetake
BEEGIIMI’S
PILLS.
Bold Everywhere
In Boxes, inc. undue.
“Li.
Dr. Abbott's figures. should be taken
its an obligation to pursue the work
along the same lines.
u..—
POLICEMAN SHOT BY BURGLAR.
Later the Bulgisr Was Shot by Pro.
bytsrian Minister and May Die.
DUBOlS. l’n.,".lune i.~—Eariy today
Captain Laney. postmaster ‘at~ Falls
it‘reek. was shot twice by a burglar.
and later one of the burglars was
shot by Rev. Dr. Chisholm, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church at Falls
Creek, as he was about entering the
lntter's residence. , The w traded burg-
lar left, a trial of blood] d was cap-
tured in a lumber yard after daylight.
He had been shot in the right breast
and la in a critical condition. Capt.
Laliey had a desperate fight with the
burglar in his bedroom. His wounds'
may prove fatal.
ASSAULT 0N GOVERNOR YATES'
COLUMN.
SPRiNGFiEloD, ill.. June 1.-—Pre~
dictionn were freely made among the
delegates to the Republican state con-
vention today that Frank 0. Lowden
was ready to make a renewed assault
on Governor Yatos' column in the hope
of capturing at least 100 Yates dole»
gates. The theorv'pnt forward was
that if bowdnn could do this he would;
@gtbl the Sherman Vote solidly. a large
{part of the Hamlin and Warner votes
and enough of the Deneen delegates
to make the 752 necessary to break the
deadlock on n ubcrnatorial nomina-
tion. The ”list . and Deacon men do
iclared that such an attempt would fail.
iaud the: this r it would virtually.
ieiiminafb Lowdc ," The isowden boom-
‘ers have becdm ibembst active and
ivocifcrous (in t ground.
BEEMAN STILL ALIVE.
WINSTED. Conn. June lwit was re
‘ur‘od at the Litclifield county bos-
pitai late last night that murderer Beo-
‘nian was still alive and that he seems
god to gain a little in strength." The
[doctors consider his vitality remark.
’tble.
an..-“
i BEEMAN MAY NOT RECOVER.
, WINSTED. .fun‘e l.-—-"l‘lie condition
‘of Sherman Beeman, of West Corn-
wall, who killed his wife in Canaan
and then shot himself. was unchanged
today from yesterday. The hospital
physicians have little hope of his re
,covery.
Allllll .
ror Infants and cannon.
The Kind in ion
Always Bought
Beats the
Signature
. in
l
rmer, stid arrangedchoice braids and»
.. a a inane-awr- .
trim
/
You will and some of the new sailor
straws are narrowest at back and
front and widest at the sides.
Most women like bout a petticoat
that affords some support for the
sown, and for such a pi-tiii-ost there'
is hardly anything more satisfactoryl
at this season than linen crash, and'
with all the handsome Incas of cor”
responding weight it is possible t0_
make them very elaborate. Such a~
petticoat can be laundered as often as
one likes.
One who signs herself "M" writes tol
know if the inquirer for a remedy for I
falling hair has ever tried shampooing’
wlili llllt‘llll‘t' of liquid green soap in-
stead of soup. She thy)! that after iWo
)t'tli'ts oi unintt-rruoiod loss of hair in
iltlll way she used it first about 3".
months ago and the trouble stopped,
Immediately. 'l‘be odor of the tincture ,
she adds, is not agreeable but dill'il not i
survive a thorough rinsing, and the ef-
fect of tho litiuvy llllllt‘i‘ is delightful.
More is a suggestion for cooking
asparagus front “The Housewife"
which i have never seen practised. The i
first essential is freshness. Those
bunches also should be sought which
show grecnness well down the stalk;
The bunches should be untied, the,
stalk picked over and washed. and an,
inch or two of the bottom of the!
stalks broken off. if fresh. these will'
snap quits readily. The stalks should .
then be tied together again and set
into a dish of hot salted water which
comes well up to. but does not cover,i
the tips. if the stalks are wholly coy-i
cred with water the tips are apt to.
cook first. and by the time the rest Is?
done these will be overdone. Aspars-li
gun should be cooked In a dish that Is
tall enough to allow the bunches to!
stand up. and this d‘sh should be covw
«red to keep'thc steam from escaping i
as it is the steam which will do all}
the cooking that is necessary for the,
tender tips. From twenty minutes to
half an hour is about the time requir-i
ed for cooking. ‘ i
To be a saleswoman in u miliinoryi
establishment is not an absolutely.
pleasant occupation. Such a woman
was adtiresrediby a’custome‘r‘ the other i
tiny with the desire to be waited upon. f:
The customer was well dressed and the
vision of a good sale loomed up large;
and bright. She proceeded to show the i
beat imported designs at hand. the do}
mestic creations that seemed best suit-i
ed to the face and figure of her custo-!
trimmings galore with suggestions for
their combination. After we'll say,
three-quarters of an hour of the sales.
woman's time the customer placed her
order. selecting materials for a veryi
pretty piece to be. in effect. one of the i
French models Americanized. She left.‘
and the snieswoman after giving speci-
fic directions to the trimmer. passedl
on to another customer. She was in;
the midst of this second sale when she .
was interrupted by a messenger from:
No. 1 with ward to "cancel the order:
for that but." She had found some-
thing she liked better and felt no olili- I
gution to take the but which she was.
nearly an hour in ordering. i
canoe rualEtL LEAKIN'G saoLvJ
VINEYARD HAVEN. steam, June l.‘
“The bargeii’q’weli, bound from Phila-
delphia for Fenland with coal. In towi
of the tug Boxer. dragged ashore on
West Cliop'ca‘rly today and was dumag—;
ed. She was hosted several hours lat-;
er. however. and beached at the head
of the harbor here, with three feet of
water in her hold. Her seams have
opened badly, but it is thought she can
. be repaired.
ion-“m mm. -
. s t - ' , . ., . .
.. chem“; slim sheen strawrsrr a,
. Ht ‘
. fit ' .Q‘.‘
. oimiafiigfii
Wit» We“
The
Special ‘ Sale
Continued Tomorrow
We want to make up for yesterday‘s holiday. Would lilte to double
our'saies tomorrow. liave cut prices on staple merchandise from 25 to
40 per cent. An excellent chance for you to save money.
100 rolls of Japanese Mattings, delayed from last week's saloon ac-
count of freight strike, regular 26¢, tomorrow, 190
50 pcs, Wuslt'Dress Goods. all new. regular 15c. 95§c
36 in. Black Lyons Taffeta Silk, regular 31.50, 31.00
Best American I’rints, all colors worth 6c and 70, ”(c
44 in. Black French Henrietta, regular 81.00, 75c
Fine Linen Stock Collars. regular price 25c, 150
Pearl Shirt Waist Sets, value 15c, 6c
Hematitched Bow "Buster Brown" Stocks, regular 50c, 360
Ladies’ Lisle Lace Hose, regular 25c quality. I 18c
Ruffle Muslin Curtains, regular 39c. 290
White Nainsook, for waistings, regular We, 70
All Linen Crash. value 12%c. '8‘)“
Ladies' Lisle Square Neck Sleeveless Vests. value lbc, 9c
Gents‘ or bodies" Colored Border Handkerchiefs, regular 5c, 36
Cuticura Soap. tomorrow, ' 14c
All popular makes, 50c Corsets, 37c
Colored lawn and Gingham or White Lawn and Madras Shirt
Wuists. sizes 32 to 44, were 8i.00 and 31.25, Wednesday,
Black Silk Petticoat (warranted) regular 36.50,
67c
$5.00
-- CONFESSED TO A MURDER.
WASHINGTON. Penna. June 1.—-,
Mllavor Koevick. now under sentence
of death for the murder of Samuel Fer-
guson. a wealthy contractor, last S
tember. has made a confession to the i
authorities exonerating Mllavor Pat~'
trovlck, who was recently convictet
for murder in the second degree for:
wars: 2.23:5. scissors ka- "NEW: WW”
l’ero llarac and Nikola Nikowicz as 2'2 Pkg, UNEEDA MILK,
1'2 Pkg. Z” Z" CRICKER;
LISBON, Portugal.
United States battleship Kesrsargs, fly-
ing the flag of Rear Admiral aBrker. .
commander of the North Atlantic fleet.
and the United States batieships Ala-
i ; hunts and Maine have arrived here.
June l'.-'~Tho
n—w—v
his accomplices and says they are now ‘
in Croatia. beyond the hand of the
law.
cnaatssrowu NAVYYARD cow
MANDANT. i .
BOSTON, June l.—-—Capt. George R. ~
i“. Wilde. U. S. N.. was formally in-i ,
Jose loff,
stalled commandant at the Charles—
town Navyyard today. taking the place .
72 N. Main St" So.Narwslk
Tel. 838-5.
\
of Rear Admiral Mortimer E Johnson, 1
retired today because of having reach 1
ed the statutory age i'mlt. Capt. Wilde!
has had charge of the naryyard at .
Philadelphia. i
Tanarhous 322-4.
M oat Important.
Good Things. to Eat.
We grow like what we eat:
Bad food depresses; good food exaits like an inspiration.
You Will Find
THE VERY BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS AT THIS STORE, FRESH AND WHOLE
SOME DAILY.
The picnic season is here. We can supply your wants with all the delicacies obtainable.
Matchless Butter. Eggs, Cheese, Rice, Coffee, etc. A bountiful supply of Fresh Garden Vege-
:ables every morning.
Visit our store that and see
the goods you want.
SHOREPA'ITRONS WILL RECEIVE OUR BEST ATTENTION AND SERVICE.
*a‘rles' =
' LEADING ' GROCER.
‘éymOUr
sou'ir'Norwaik;
. newest Washington Street.
, 28’ Retail '_
’ Stores
“ 28*Rerafl. ,
. S H 1 Stores".
Turn over a neiwlesf and pay CASvaor‘y'our groceries. You will feel 10 years young" if at pay day- your
wages are years instead-of your area are. lf'ypu areleeltlng fer a liar. where
quality and economy, ‘loins
seam, come to THE NEW YORK STORE. A few thing. for the benefit of CASH buyers.
21 Les. seer rm': eaasuurrsosoeaa FOR $1.90
VERY BEST ELGlNCREAMERY BU TTER, A POUND,
Always the same uniform deliol out flavor.
Ins-la uuuuuuuu a... uuuuu ease-Olooovonse
22c
BIG THINGS AT. eta SAVINGS.
a
3 the. Best Milk erection, 260,
2 lhe..Foll Cropm Cheese, :50
Pure Leaf Lard. Ib..- , - 10¢:
. some Choice Pickles, 100
my! be. Best Rios. - 25¢
Intuit Ported» 10s ’
3‘ MAUI)... 'FLOUR.
- ~ Paula-Jae.
_ have You TRIED ,; 3 cos. Chgicep’rmatg‘ss, .. 3:: .
‘ " ' Jel only up!" ,
CROWN “I“ MILK-f Monarch Corn Star'eli, pkg, ,. . ; _.7o-,
WELL HERE is YOUR CHANCE, Monarchcoeu, large hex, . . 19¢
.41 . . 3- Iest Mocha and Java 09ft“, my”:
is children see. sou amorous,» ' , . «all,
._ sorter hook, Pitassuaws nook.—
”.3...“ 75¢. _ . ' Blane.
wéflft‘a'ots TOP access: we»
seLi. Ar‘eorroy Pnioae. ‘err in use”
‘7‘» .
Norwalk Chronicler